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"The Comedy Chronicles"
In a world where stress and seriousness often take center stage, there exists a delightful counterbalance – the realm of comedy. The Comedy Chronicles is a whimsical collection of stories, anecdotes, and experiences that reveal the extraordinary power of laughter in the most unexpected places.
By Rajesh kumar 2 years ago in Humor
The Grateful Dead
By Rick Hartford The smell of clay and of rotting leaves and a grave digger’s cigarette hung in the dank air in the cemetery on a cold November afternoon.
By Rick Hartford2 years ago in Humor
TESTING THE WATERS
TESTING THE WATERS I started over – again! ! ! ! ! ! “How do I look?” I asked my husband, which I probably shouldn’t have but did.
By Margaret Brennan2 years ago in Humor
About Your Biometric Data
The British National Department of Social Scrutiny (DoSS) have released two new infoganda leaflets this afternoon with regards to the ongoing crisis which is completely under control.
By Ian Vince2 years ago in Humor
Love, Lies, and Laughter: The Chronicles of a Cheater Girlfriend
In a society where love is meant to be a holy alliance based on devotion and trust, there is a kind of con artists that take great pleasure in playing the hearts of the gullible. Allow me to present to you the all too familiar and regrettably unforgettable Cheater Girlfriend, sadly one of the chapter of my life.
By Ronish Nakarmi2 years ago in Humor
Is Hyprov Family Friendly?
When it comes to family-friendly outings in Las Vegas, Hyprov is catching the eye of families with older kids. This isn't your run-of-the-mill show; it's a creative blend of comedy and hypnosis, striking a chord with audiences aged 12 and above. The buzz around town answers the big question: "Is Hyprov family-friendly?" with a resounding "Yes", specifically highlighting its appeal to families with teens and adults.
By Kenzie Scott2 years ago in Humor
How I Made, Like, A Billion Dollars from Writing in One Month
Let me tell you the story of how writing online make me stinking rich in just a few simple steps. Read on as I magnanimously share these secrets with you, absolutely for free. ‘Free’ meaning at least until I get your email address and bombard you with spam for my $600 How to Make A Billion Dollars Online course.
By Jack Faulkner2 years ago in Humor
A Reactionary Dad Humbled
They say that as we get older, our views become more conservative. That accusation can certainly be levelled at my father, who morphed from rebel to reactionary.
By Joe Young2 years ago in Humor
Desmina de Vil SLAYS at New York Fashion Week
Happy Friday the 13th! As Spooky Season lays heavily on our chests, so does the inundation of news about Fall Fashion Weeks around the world, from Seoul to New York to Paris. And like Halloween, we witness the macabre costume wickedness of fashion. It's a cut-throat world where one display of absurdity tops another, packaged in beauty filter and botox. Extra points if you can make a ghoul look extra glamorous. I swear I’m seeing almost as many articles about Kendall Jenner wearing a dress made of faux fingernails at the Schiaparelli show in Paris as breaking news on Ghost couples on this season of Love is Blind. Kendall’s snoopy walk or Stacy’s Trump-inspired blush, color me absolutely screaming for my life.
By Desmina de Vil2 years ago in Humor
The Wicked Coffee Nightmare Finally Begins
Lauren simply lay there snuggled amongst her vast array of squashy pillows and oversized duvet adorning her bed, desperately attempting to get sleep come and visit her.
By Jonathan Townend2 years ago in Humor
Kubrick's Cats
Blinking lights and a thousand useless switches. Tiny triangular windows surrounded by heavy bolts. The space was cramped, but he was calm. It was his companion who was having a problem with the lack of space. He was curled over his instruments into the smallest possible space to make the interior feel bigger.
By Schuyler Ebersol2 years ago in Humor
The Ice Wall Shuffle
The two figures stood on a sheet of ice covered with fresh snow. Small flakes drifted lazily down from a white sky, through white air, against a white backdrop and landed on the white ground.
By Schuyler Ebersol2 years ago in Humor